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Free legal question answering across ten jurisdictions, with every question and answer published to a public feed.
Ask AI Lawyer takes a legal question, asks which jurisdiction you mean — the US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, Japan or New Zealand — and returns a written answer in around five minutes. It is free and needs no account. The site states it runs DeepSeek reasoning models with Groq as the inference provider, and it repeats throughout that the output is general information rather than advice from a qualified lawyer. The catch is structural rather than technical: answers are posted to a public 'Latest questions' feed, so whatever you type about your own situation becomes readable by anyone. No company, address or country is named anywhere on the site.
Free with no account and no paid tier advertised. The site carries ads and a blog, which is the apparent revenue model.
Use tool ↗Free, no signup, and it at least asks which country's law you mean before answering, which puts it ahead of asking a general chatbot cold. It is also completely anonymous, unverified, and it publishes your question and its answer on a public page. Treat it as a way to learn vocabulary before talking to a real lawyer, not as anything you would act on.
Watch out: The public 'Latest questions' feed contains real people's personal situations. Do not enter names, case details or anything you would not post on a forum.
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